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ANOTHER LYScn1Na IN kAsAwuA
The Murderer of Bsv. MIR. Ryan Strung Up,
A Desperate Fight.

ASOT1EI.L IN KANAWIA
The Murderer OF Esv. MIR. Ryan Strung Up.
ADesperats Fight.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 16.-Fully
three bundled citizens started out yester.
day morning, after tho robber who mur-
dereh Rev. Mr.. Ryan near Walton, Roane
county, last Thursday night. Alter
the house vas robbed and Tho old man
waa shot, the robbers, thirteen in number.
compelled the family TO get breakfast for
them. The officers and citizsrs ran into
the robbeia las. night at George nDutf's
residence, eight miles from Siesonyillc.
this county, and were warned to keep OF
by the robbers who ha! taken refuge in
q house. Oiled with port holea. The mur-
derers were fired upon and George Dutf,
Jr., killed. Jake Coon was captured and
lynohed. Five OF the oi,.ccro and citizens
Ia tho battle were wounded, among whom
are Peter and William skiene, brothera.
The information received is very msaqre.
There are about twenty robbsrs in the
gang, who have" been earring on Of a
high rate, +. n. Duff, George 1rake and
frank shsnbling are prisoners and awsit
the pleasure oi the vigilance committee for
their disposal. Coon is the man who
killed Rev. Thomas II. Ryan and shot fl ye
Of the vigilant committee. 1t is believed
that full confession will be made. The
pigilanta are still after the robbers and il
Is said we'll known State detert;ro is
miFed ur in !hp robbery. 4 lsfse mum
har oil robbsries have been committed by
this gang during the past few months.
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In Cincinnati the racs question in the
public schools has been met, and SEEM
inglv solved, in practical way. Colored
childl en- are admitted to the white schools,
but separate schools are also provided for
them. about ons hundred and fifty COL
orsd children attend the white or mixed
schoola-a small number in proportion to
the colored population-but tor the most
part they prefer to 20 to the coloyed
schools.
Dr.. White, the level-hesded superin-
tsndentoI the public schools OF Cincinnati,
says there hss been no trouble from the
presence Of colored children in the white
schools. In every case the white children
have treatsd the colo,ed kindly. At first
there is not much mixing, but after awhile
the children OF the two races come to-
gsther end there is no friction. Their
right being admitted, however, the colored
parents prefer to send their children ito
colored Echools.
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A LIFE is q liie, and in the abstract the

A LIFE ia life, and in the abstract the
Lille Of one man is an good and as valuable
as that Of another. But it happens that
We have bu! one President at a time, and
every American isels that to certain ex.
tent ths lila Of the President is in his
keeping. On two memorable OCCASIONS
We have ssen how the country rose in its
wrath 10 resent the murder OF the Presi.
dent. And go it will be always.
This feeling OF special interest includes
as well attempts on the life OF the Presi-
dent. Feeling as Amerlcans do on this
subject, it would 60 hard with the ghoula
who attempted to wreck the Presidents
train, il By good fortune they were to be
detected.
President-killin2 is crime which no
American jury will ever coadone, and it
nigh. even be that the case would not be
delayed for jury to take action on 1t.
Happily the President and his party es.
capped unscAthed, and for this let us give
tlausp.
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OVER In Ohio they are calling on Can.
didats Powell to glorify the black frauds
and bunsling forgeries OF the election Of
1855, with which hsis entirely conversant.
In the interest OF truthful history it muss
be said that the call comes from the Re.
publican aide, where there Is not a very
kind feeling for Mr.. Powell.
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snAxoxis, Pa, Oct. l0.-Ths Union
Coal Company has issued orders to their
mine forensl 70 removeall perHonB work
Ing In their lniues who are unable 10 Bpeak
and udOrstand tho Rnglish language.
Through tbs Inability oil 1asa not undor.
a.anting Eugtiph, ortcin arc frequently
rn4underH.ood. caualng spriopa accidentn
and saLanyeJiny the liyss oi all. linn
xarlans AMI p9l.udera viii buffer most.
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IT is even limited that tho absorption Of
tho baltimore & Ohio telegraph limo by
the Western Union may result In lower
rates. Medicine Of this kind 10 not hard
to take, though tho physician In charge
may bs little slow In prescribing It.
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line OF The O. & o. railroad, In The coal
fields Of Fayette county, gave q statement
Of the condition Of the work In his fie]d,
He ptated that he wan compelled In some
places to hold service without singing or
word spoken, except wha. ho said him.
sell, because there were none who could
assies him. Ills work 10 nbic.ly pioneer.
THE EVENING sEssloN II; sIs
was given 10 the confederation OF Sunday
School work and the American Baptist
Publication Society. Addresses were
made by Rsy. L. E. peters, Charles
Rhoada, Of Ohio, and J. a. Broaddus,
D. D., LII. D., oI Kentucky. i'593T1-
. To-day Sunday the various pulplts Of
Parkersburg aud Belprs were illled by
ministers Of the Association, all OF the
services being well attended. III 1s3'
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Ghe MsttellilQ,(f,tn11Iajr',. Ii i. !.
ONCE. Nos. SO and s7 Fourteenth street,
TuE Cincinnati Commercial. Gazette ap.
pears with an illustrated editorial article,
FIVE single column ''cuts'' to the article.
Strange are the uaea of the illustrator'a

TuR murder that startled Chicago yes.
terday recalls In ito leading features the
killing Of chancellor Wolworth, Of New
York, by his son. The Chicago affair was
as horrible nH a murder can we'll be,
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DVhL'N, Ocs M-Mr. Baliour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, returned to Dublin
thiS morning. lie wnu accompanied by
Two dotoCtiycr. Tho meeting nt Wood.
iorJJ which w9a proclaimed i,2 ths Gov.
sasnnens. ,wHs held tod ", th6 procced-
ingn licing GnnduC,hI by MeusIc.
O,Brion, Gill md othen. Thu tcIeprnnh
wsiEoe w"ro cut about midnight on Sa,rr.
Dublin. WV
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Nix. GOULD hao In hand the thing
which Mr.. Garrett said he never should
have. Mr.. Gould sometimes strikes out
boldly, and sometimes plays q waiting
game. In one way or another thia real
Napoleon OF finance compasses his ends.
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Mn. DREW must lealizs that he Is a man
Of it auencs. An alleged interview with
him es.s the stock market crazy, snd the
man who are selling what they don't own
and buying what they can't pay for have
q horrid nightmare. It iB a dsngerons
business to be in where 90 little turns the
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tbs Th..4toh EIpi1siun.

tfLrSrt Dt7,fihh to ttE in1iiS.7tcr.
GnArroS, ". Va, Oct. h.-Lloyd Nc.
Oary, this third yIctlm Of tho Thornton
mill e1p.oaiou, died Friday evening within
four hou'G at!ef tho exploai0n. lie was
about 80 yesEa OF age and leayss vile
and two chiidter. Henry Arlls, tho other
injured man il still alive. The cataa-
trophe has thru"a over the village gloom
auch as II has not experienced for years
J. q. Painter x Bro, haye been pccu.
liarly unfortunate, having had two nills
totally destroyed by fire before ths DO
Htruc.ion OF tho ono on Friday. They
H.iil have ono or two others In operation.
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OUR WANDERING HOrs.
ihoJ M" Running ihrmariveH nj tho l.nto Of
lS6, ,OOO, 900 C,rnrrtt.n IA Month.

Il
10000, 900 cigarettes u Month.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lG.-The business OF
tne intefnsl revenue diviaion OF tho
Treasury pepattment lor lie month OF
sePtembar shows an astonishing inlroaae
OF tho consumption o! ciyerettos: For tho
month OF septc'nber, 1881, revenue atxtnps
were sold Tor about Ili,00O0OO. In tho
hamo month OF 1895 tho palo OF stnmps
aho~ed y consumption Of about l20, ,000,.
va and 'or September, 1885,, the con
wan about the sumo. But for
September, 1887, tho atGmpo noll nhoyod
F" consumption OF the snofRoa8 number
OF '"h.Mo,n0o. m increaue Tor tho month
over soptcmber, 1865, OF ii5, 5,OOO,OOO. i.
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Rev. DE. PARKER, who came over the
sea to eulogizs Beecher and do little
posing before Plymouth Church, is de-
scribsd as having "less mouth and more
brains than Talmage, and less brains and
heart than Beecher." Nov we know what
manner Of man Dr.. Parker ie. He is not
TO be the Plymouth preacher. VI
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AN IMPROBABLE STORY.
One Ions Corrr-poai1ht Says the l'rt
dents Life WIN Attempted.


Ono Ions Corrr-poatirnt Says the presi-
dents Life WIN Attempted.
CnicAGo, October lG.-A Ncus special
from Memphis, Tenn, eays: When the
pilo. train preceding The Presidential train
arrived at a trestle between bonneville
and Joneaboro, Arkanaas. yesterday NOR
ming, the engineer discovered the trestle
to bc on fire. lie did not make the
discovery nHtil it waa too late 10
stop the train before the engine
had passed ovsr the burning portion.
As soon ~ poaeihls he backed the
train Oft tho tres.le and jumped down to
examine thH Ere. He found that d section
about tan frtt tquare wds in flames, and
that tho IRE mad befu started 90 tho
under side OF tho .l,nher5 The engineer
and al! the rest 0! the trAinmen, with the
help Of sone Of tie passengerp, eucceeded
in putting out the Ore when it was dis.
covered TIA! tho A4msa hat no. eaten
danyerously far into ,hs wood, and the
treatle was still Bsie for the passage OF
trainH. Had the train been ten minuten
later. however, there might have been
another ChatIw0rsh horror to chronicle.
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NEW fosk. Oct. lb.-Tho body OF
Tho'uas Ii. Elliott, former a.tacho Of
tho STAB Of tho Brosklya Citizen, was
found floating in tho Easl river th,s morn.
ing. talio't wRs formerly . inAhlop. .wrIter
for tho paper. ,rhs rnaaner, In Which lin
HeeeasoDa van drowned, is a myatery.
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LONDON, Oct. ~ Owing 10 roppstel
Gpp9alu !or oiIira iron. trees icllOd by Mr..
alatutono at llawNr,lon, n printed clrcu.
lar lan boon irsuad fixing a uniform
charge OF IL pence for a umNlt block or 3
BhllllnHu p6r cubic loot.
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vorce obtained from slaymake few years
later waaillegal consequently the marriage
with the defendant ehould be declared

vofce obtained from Slaymake O few years
later waaillegal conaeq uen.ly the marriage
with the defendant ehould be declared
void. On August s, 1856, he refused to
place any more money to her credit at
bank and on September 90 she was re-
fused admittance to his house, and detec.
tiyes were left on pusrd to prevent her
gaining entrance. While tho suit was
pending q porter on a st. Louis sleeper
testihed that Mrs. Rawsan had occupied a
berth with strange man on his sleeper.
This story was partially oorroborated by
other porters and car conductors. All
these allegations were empha.lcally denied
BY Mrs. Rawaon, and later the colored
porter was brought up before Justice
Lyon on charge Of perjury, when be
acknowledged the untruthiulness Of hiu
former Btatements. Since then every
point, especially in the matter Of atimony,
has been contested with increased bitter.
meas, the elimination being Rawaon aa.
ditlonal charges and to-day's horrible
tragedy. a,. II1ia~lt "A
At II o'clock tonight Rawaon'a con.
dition was unchanged. The Eve attending
physiciana arc doing everything possible
to relieve hia uutIsring, but say there Is
only 3 faint hope Of bis recovery. a,
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NAsHygLLE, THsE., Oct. l5.-The atory
teieyrsphed the Chicago Meus about an at.
tempt heing made to wreck tho ltesiden.'s
train in Arkanoaa by burning e tre1ila Ia
totally denied by al! tho correspondents
who have been with tho party. Nothing
oI The Burt occurred 10 what oil Bay.
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Tho knGiisi, Flshcry Comw,,.,,,.

LoSi'aS. Oct. l8.-The English otlicI,te.
who have been appointed 10 asals, III tho
fisheries conference, will eaii for Amo,lrs
Mr.. Chamberlain. '"s
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Investments were mado IN tbe utock n

Investments were msdo In the stock 0
connecting lines. A good deal was sunl
In tho Pittsburgh t& Western and Il,
branches. A good deal more was ex
pended In preliminary work on branch
lines Which never were brought 10 com.
pletion. All told In the laas nlne years
the Baltimore 4 Ohio has spent anothe,
$50. 100000 In the renewal and extension
Of its property and equipment In addition
to the atnounts paid out Of the earnings
and charged into the surplus. Most Of
thia sum was made up from the proceeds
Of mortgages. A second mortQsge OF $l0,-
000, 900 WAS placed on the Pittsburgh 4
Conneltayltfe on the Pittsburgh Junclion
road 5000 900 was spent. Two million
and o hall were raised on car syusta. The
balance was paid by money raised on the
campany's unsecured obligations. It Ia
easy to SEQ from these figures where the
present floating debt comes In. Mr.. Rob.
ert Garrett would have had no trouble In
keeping the control Of the road in bis
hands \ Be could have got rid Of this float-
Ing debt, but he had nothing with which
to takeit up. Every mile Of The road was
mortgaged, and the market for Baltimore
4 Ohio tbonds was glutted. The crisis
came quickly. Some OF the notes fell due
In August. + They could not be renewed
and they could not bo paid. The Morgan
syndicate stepped forward and took up the
notes on condition Of taking charge Of the
road. From this day forward the Gar
rett influence In tho road counta as moth.
ing. 60 - E@- ir!Ja S 55
II remains to speak Of the telegraph
company. :. The Baltimore and Ohio Ex.
press hes probably been paying institu.
ton. r The same probably can be said oi
the s|eepinS.cars. The telegraph, 1t is es-
timatad by good judges, has been an item
OF expense to the railroad company OF
$50, 900 month for the last five years, to
say nothing Of the original cost ot con.
struction. In looking through the CON.
panys bRlance-aheet one can hnd no
credit Or charge on this account. II lies
buried with the macs Of other failures in
thu grave Of the "surplus."
The present situation, therefore, Is not
MI. Robert Garrett's fault. A wiaer and
more fasseeing manager than he would
doubtleas have kept hio company from the
financial atraits into which it hna nov fall.
en-. The telegraph was his fathers scheme.
1t WAS tho conservative, slowgoing policy
Of his father that allowed tho property to
rust away without proper renewal or eS.
tension. A blind belief in tho unlimited
solysncy OF the company allowed the di.
recto.s to place too much power In the
handa OF the Preeident. They awoke to
the situation too late TO save their com.
pany irom embarrassment and disrepuse,
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At Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tam, Oct. l6.-The presi.
dent and his party arrived shortly sIte, IN
last night at Belle Meade inrn,, six mi,ss
cut OF Nashville. where thoy spsnt Snn'
day in quiet and in search Of rest, OF which
all stand In great need. The party ,lI,I
not 80 to church to-day, but instesd nail M
vis!t to the widow Of ex.president PnIt
whd itvea In this city. The is ths onIw %
intss,rrnn'ion to the quiet o; tho day, N'
The President has made the msous;r,
anee g Uncle Bob Harding. Every esocs.
nun y u knows Uncle Bob, tho colosed is Msisr
Domo Of the Belle Meade blooilea "ay. Rlncs
iarm; Just think, Oh, Lpriiy, tbnt !
sho"la s liys s'ssy.threo ycars aud them Ss ssa a
tho President" he said. "Why, pah ' ;s
6s g. tho 1s. first President you eyer met mossqS y
pni pn;,, no; ! seed General jackson and MIR.
tolk. hut he is tho tirst one ever pos In
my hand" Bobsaia that Mrs. ClorslaaI
'ScitSlnly DO know n good hoss"
AZ lunch this evening the Preaidcnt way
years old, '"'e
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Chicago Grain ana Provisions.

Trading in wheat quiet and during most Of the
session the market dragged quite heavily. The
clesrances from three Atlantic por aggregate 3S1
bus hels which b. Id the market firm and there was
an advance II 10 Sc the close redortel ex
port bus ing at the seaboard The receipts again
showed AN increase agSregatlng 1900 bushels of
eleven points IL estimated that the visible sup
Ply would show a decrease OF near 20n,0oj bushels.
May delivery opened sbadee sier a. 81 Is fell of to
s5sc. rallied to si5sc and closed at nearly outside
figures. Corn was quiet and weak. The offerings
were fair large and saused May 10 decline To 3s}s
with possibly few trades shade lower. rallied
trie and closed the yesterday. Oats were
dull ard eatureiess while mess pork
en- ,nged Lard was ques at about former prizes.
furtt fDliu
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Notice TO Contractors.

Plans and specifications for the Ferguson
Pr Albright building at Winfield. Kan
81 ee story business block, S0xl00 feet can
/ o be seen at either the Office of c. Fergu-
or Albright & Co. Ihe contract for
building the sans will he let on Wednesday.
March 3d. at 2 p. IN Offers will be received
for fur1,I- hing the material and doing the
work, a. Il also offers for the work separate
and offers will include the buildings tIge her
and also separate The right is reserved to
re- ect any or ali bids. dlUo-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20
st, Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST LOUIS, NArCN To
P1our-Steady End unchanged
Wheat-Active bun uu>ettl-.i and higher: No red
cash. S1l9eu1s. May. e1sstts Closing s:H' June
6DA@sac. .<
Corn Dull but firm; No mixed, cssh. SiSt ~;
Nav g5sS % SD; closing gjs.bid June. SSlS.
Uats-ipulI but es.., NJ = mixed. Isl. Msy d
Rye--irm at 81.
Bstrley-62.
Lead Active and firm Common. D: refined IS;
chemical card. ~
Butter-About steady: creamery .2sksJc; DAIRY iSSSZo
Egys-Frmer at I2SsG12L
Hork-s.p
Lard-S1 u5ol 10.
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Choice Property for Sale.

Choice Property for Sale.
I25 and i27 Douglas ave, Greiffenstein,s
add, with new two story brick building, in
the very best business part of the city.
StJ).HO
Al Wichita street, Waterman's add. be-
tween LIST and End streets, dot is 5Oxl40 fri
with room house, good bargain at $1,000
21l, 2l3, BIS, 2l7, n. Lawrence ave, Hyde
& Ferril.s add, east front, lag high and fine,
the choicest residence lot OF the finest street
in town, Sl2, 600.
Al, 43, 45. A. Mead ave; Viola add, east
front, lay smooth and nice, 81, 300
%, 81, 33, 35 in block II. LiuwoOd Park
add, near the park, snap. etc, at 81 600
Real estate agents are authorized to sell
the above property at prices stated. subject
10 prior sale. and subject to changes in price
by my putting notice Of change in Daily
EAGLE. For terms apply At my office.
r H. ROYs,
dl00-tf %0 Z Douglas ave-
Sales ladies wanted at the Enterprise fancy
goods store. 100 E Douglas ave. Also
young man and cash boys lOl-6t
Wkae1er'S addition
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

Remenlberl Building locations that owe,
look the city are scarce. A limited number
are placed on the market in the Juason Uni
versIty addition at low prices Tor a few days.
Csl, of onca on Israel Bros. Il Bclliuser. IA
Last Douglas d1o6 Ut
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

Stiles & Smiths addition, on tho West
SIDE, Is a -ute place TO make an investment.
Lots only one-halt mile south OF the univer-
SHY are s+llug fer S2oo5 Terms one third
cash Come early and get first choice, at
ll2 East Douglas ave, on stiles s Smith.
ltS.6t
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Traders Take No4a

When you have anything to trade it viii
be TO your interest to leave it in the hand,
of trading men. Murdoch, 6ritton & VII
son do a strictly trading business and car
handle anything from 3, Co $4,000. 32l E
Douglas ave, Wichita, Kan. Correpondence
solicited 106-lt*
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Stafford & Stancer's addition: Six lots,
La Mascotte at 500 esch
Twelve lots kinkaid's Pad addition at $50
each
Two lots Ziinmerly's 2nd edition, on 4tb
avenue, east fronts, 81 900.
-Four lots Fannie avenue. McCorinick's nd
dition, eat front, $50 EACH
Stafford 81 Slanc-r's addition lust put or
sale. STAFFORD e. EEnp
lOt-3s 2.1 Z Douglas ave.
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Special Bargain

Special Bargain
lots Carey Park. g. f., $500.
tots Carey Park. cor. e. f.. s. 000.
4 lots Avoudale sdi e. f., $3.50
81 acres n mile ii. W Carey Park, s., 500
/ acre IL. ". 18TH n Lawrence, O. 1.
$4,000.
lots Meridian ave, Richmond I'd add, e. f.
5000.
: .ois Simmons ave, Richmond lst add,
$500
3 lots st. Clair ave, Garfield add, $500
lots Richmond ave, Richmond III add,
cor. e. T.. $500
lots cor Lulu and Division st, H. f., 81 600
SLOWS Richmond ave, Richmond let add,
g. f., $500 each.
BITE, DIGGER & kREMER,
dl06 lt* li2 \. Aain, Room 10.
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Stiles &, Smith, liz Eas. Douglas, agents
for additions near the Baptist University,
The Congregational Female Seminary and
the Garfield University. We make careful
investments for our customers and can make
you some good money. STILES q SMITH
Il. re
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, March 10.

CHICAGO March -.
TIE Drovers Journal reports cattle F-ceiu's 3ts
shipments U0l:. shipping steers sSn TO I'D pounds
g 5aGs5 stcckers and feeders e eou@ 10. COWS
bulls mixei 81 21I 90: bulk 81 c0r3 81 through
Texas cottle 20 lf@s $40
Hog Receipts 6.UJD shipments 500 market slow
10 10 I5c }ower; rough ana mixed g. lls 90 pack
ing shipping s. 55@5 95 light e5 tstaj 10 ssil<
8 4aa: -.
Sheep-Recsipts $780, shipments 10 o: marker strong
81 9Ur IS; Western ttstI 6J; Te>hls s.
w hs
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Kansas city Live stock.

NAfVN
Cattle. - Receipts 1859 shipments. none. va ae
good to choice a G5t4 ". common 10 nieSu, - 81
Cp4 -; stuckers 81 5l3 -. rs-.,tns steers. IS 35e
400 cows cca,non !" choice. 81 30 t3 50.
Hogs.-keceipts. Si0i; ,niph,enUe. cJvs 10 ceiit
lower: good 10 choice e5 50 G-s % common y,
mediuI 3, 0s15 10: skips and pigs 81 so. ~.
Sheep Receipts lel9 enipn,-ht-. l2'i: stead,
rood "a choice IS ,5a4 q: medium - X
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

Ny dental Office is again open. l have
employed Dr. s S Noble. a graduate of the
Kansas City dental college, and cheerfully
I. commend him TO my patrons. l shall be
in my Office part of the time myself, and
will be responsible for all work DONE
r. MATTAEwS, d. D. S,
1866 125 : ain ST.
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Stafford & Stancer's addition, corner
Franklin and Hydraulic avenuss Opposite
judaon University. A rare chance for cheap
lo's. Lots from s2i0 upwards Terms, on
,hird cash, one-rhird 6 months, one-third 8
months; or 10 Ter cent. discount for cash
Cali early Monday morning and secure , our
choice. STAFFORD & WEBB,
IDhr2t 22l East DOuyia, ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

102x290 #, Frisco ave cor Alice ave; horse
cars pess the house. Here is a safe. sure,
paving Investment. The Davis Loan &
Investment Co. JOG It
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

II you want to build you a fine house come
and look ct those nice east front corners.
They haven't any corn stalks Ia them
dl03-1i+ DUNBAR BRO lS3 n Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

The Fort Sect addition is so situated that
persons living on it can reach the business
center in the shortest time. Cali and select
your lots at Taylor, Hall & Co, 81 North
Main street. iQ5At
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-20

IL you are stranger come and see u.s. We
handle nothing but inside property; no corn
fields. DUNBAR Bro,
d10S-1t* l33 n. Main